Congratulations to Weixin Liu for her award from Autor Contemporary Jewelry.

Weixin’s beautiful and delicate collection, made from natural goose feathers, evoke a sense of peace and gentleness.
Updates on staff and students on BA Jewellery Design
Congratulations to Weixin Liu for her award from Autor Contemporary Jewelry.
Weixin’s beautiful and delicate collection, made from natural goose feathers, evoke a sense of peace and gentleness.
Hwajung Yoo was awarded the Winsterson Pearls Design Award for Best Use of Pearls!
Inspired by the intricacy of watch movements, Hwajung’s subtle pieces received commendation for her use of pearls throughout her collection.
Congratulations to Mary Chan on winning the Motley London New Designer award!
Mary’s playful connection explores the relationship between human expression and one’s true emotions.
We would like to congratulate our students on their awards for the Best Use of Non-Precious Metal from The Worshipful Company of Tin Plate workers alias Wire Workers of the City of London.
Yuqi’s tactile collection of copper, silver and glass jewellery can be arranged in many combinations.
Grace used found objects, including laughing gas canisters, to recreate the Crown Jewels.
A huge congratulations to our Annoushka Jewellery Graduate Award winners!
Tabitha‘s graduate collection, made from discarded oyster shells, received First Prize for the Graduate Award for Outstanding Design.
Runner up Grace Miell‘s collection features recreations of the Crown Jewels, created using found objects including laughing gas canisters.
Congratulations to our Theo Fennell graduate award winners!
First Prize
Tabitha‘s graduate collection tells the story of her own life through images transferred onto discarded oyster shells.
Award for Best Design
Dominik’s work seeks to explore the definition and meaning of blackness through a wide array of materials, practices and references.
Award for Best Technical Achievement
Kathy‘s pieces are painstakingly created from individual grains of rice, a humble yet sustainable material.
Congratulations to Dixin Zheng and Grace Miell on being shortlisted for the MullenLowe NOVA awards 2022!
Dixin’s work interrogates the relationship between time and matter, body and environment, past and present. In her defiance of the lines separating jewellery and conceptual art, Dixin’s interactive pieces reimagine the notion of jewellery and have the potential to adorn the body in a multitude of ways. Inspired by naturally occurring textures, these works are meant to emulate the effects of time on matter. The interactive synthesis of metal and eggshells reflects the sturdiness which delicate things often possess.
Interpretative text by Abdulrahman Al Ibrahim, BA (Hons) Culture, Criticism and Curation
Subversive in its nature, Grace’s collection, which she calls “Mockarchy”, overturns the idea of who gets to wear a crown. By appropriating the regal image of crown jewels, but making them out of found laughing gas canisters, her pieces humorously re-distribute power, giving authority to the streets. In this reimagined context, the crown takes on a new symbolic meaning rooted in punk and anti-establishment sentiment. Grace’s labour-intensive processes challenge ideas about what is valuable, what is discarded and what is recyclable.
Interpretative text by Matilda Finkman, BA (Hons) Culture, Criticism and Curation
We’re delighted to share with you our BA Jewellery Design graduate showcase 2022.
BA Jewellery Design would like to thank all of our donors, partners, friends and collaborators for the generous support given to the course which has a significant impact on the student experience.
We wish all the best of luck and success to all of the graduates and a huge congratulations for their innovative and diverse work.
It might have been a year late but our graduate of 2020 finally got the chance to showcase their incredible work during London Design Festival 2021 at Gallery SO. The exhibition was a real testament to our graduates, who had a real whirlwind of a year in 2020 whilst being in their final year. The exhibition was a heartwarming, celebratory event of their hard work and positive attitude.
Thank you Catarina Silva, for curating the Schools Exhibition and including our graduates work! If you are here for Lisbon Contemporary Jewellery Biennial 2021 come and see the fantastic graduate work all together of CSM, Halle, Limoge, Estonia, Lucerne, Ar.Co, Hasselt and St Lucas Antwerp
CSM Graduates exhibiting: Bronia Kidd, Jo Harrison-Hall, Iona Hindmarch Bisset, Katie Gibbon, Zak Sheinman and Gonçalo Camboa